Need Flood Lights

[Comessy]

I didn't know where to put this, so it's going here

 

I need to illuminate my backyard with some high power lights for night golf and parties and stuff

 

My backyard is 32ft x 56ft

 

I can put the light on the side of the house

 

Does anybody know where to buy flood lights and which ones would be good?

[wyattzx]

Not exactly sure if this is what you're after, but through our electric company, we had a light fixture installed, because we're in the country, so when it's dark, it's really dark. We paid for the installation, and pay $7 a month for it. It illuminates about 4 acres of our property, and costs us $7 a month. It only turns on from dusk to dawn. 

 

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Maybe try going through your electric company to see if they can install a light(s) for you? Unless you really want to buy your own. Then, I have no clue.

[Comessy]

Not exactly sure if this is what you're after, but through our electric company, we had a light fixture installed, because we're in the country, so when it's dark, it's really dark. We paid for the installation, and pay $7 a month for it. It illuminates about 4 acres of our property, and costs us $7 a month. It only turns on from dusk to dawn. 

 

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Maybe try going through your electric company to see if they can install a light(s) for you? Unless you really want to buy your own. Then, I have no clue.

 

4 acres? damn

 

My backyard is only 1800 square feet, so I think just 1 or 2 smaller lights would work

[Maleko]

Not sure about supplies where you are, but i not long ago got an LED SMD flood light for my drive, only 20Watts but very powerful! 

See if you can get a SMD LED one, you will probably want a more powerful one, so look at 40Watts maybe.

 

just my 2cents! 

[.spider.]

-An old CPU heatsink

-An old PC PSU

-Boostconverter 150W+ from eBay ~10$

-100W led from eBay ~5$

-Some wires, thermal grease, drill, screws nuts, soldering iron and a DMM.

Attach the led to the cooler and run it at ~70w